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Agate Private Lands
The purpose of this project is to provide a desktop evaluation of potential existing resources within the Project Area that may preclude, constrain, or otherwise affect the development of the Project, and to provide a summary of potential federal, state, and local regulatory requirements for development of a project in this area.
The Project currently consists of seven active monitor wells MW-1, MW-2, MW-3A, MW-4, MW-5, MW-6, and MW-7. In addition, one monitor well MW-3 was plugged and abandoned on September 2, 2020. All constructed and plugged and abandoned wells are installed entirely on lands managed by New Mexico State Lands Office (NMSLO).
The current proposal consists of both wind generation and transmission project. The Alternate Corona Wind North II Gen-Tie System and Study Corridor, which consists of a new 345 kV transmission line and up to several new step-up substations to serve wind turbine generation projects in Torrance County that would interconnect to the eastern terminus of the existing Corona Wind North Transmission System.
The current proposal consists of both wind generation and transmission project. The Alternate Corona Wind North II Gen-Tie System and Study Corridor, which consists of a new 345 kV transmission line and up to several new step-up substations to serve wind turbine generation projects in San Miguel County that would interconnect to the eastern terminus of the existing Corona Wind North Transmission System.
The purpose of this project is to provide a desktop evaluation of potential existing resources within the Project Area that may preclude, constrain, or otherwise affect the development of the Project, and to provide a summary of potential federal, state, and local regulatory requirements for development of a project in this area.
The proposed project involves expansion of a convenience drop-off facility within the Eddy County Sandpoint Landfill facility near Carlsbad, NM. Proposed activities include improvements to an existing tipping pad and construction of a new paved access road on the west side of the landfill. The approximately 30-foot by 720-foot access road will cross approximately 1 acre of undeveloped land north of previously disturbed areas on Landfill Road to create an additional site entrance to a proposed truck scale. These improvements are intended to enhance the functionality, efficiency, and capacity of the Sandpoint Landfill Transfer Station. A site survey for T&E species, migratory birds, wetlands, and other sensitive plant and wildlife in the proposed project area was completed by a professional biologist in April 2026.
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